The Adverse Interest Threat Exists When

The adverse interest threat exists when:

A) A client sues its auditor for incompetence
B) A CPA testifies in court, in response to a valid court subpoena, that it observed illegal activity taking place at the client's place of business
C) A CPA voluntarily testifies in court that its client incorrectly recorded cash proceeds as nontaxable loan proceeds rather than as a taxable sale
D) A CPA, in response to a formal SEC inquiry, states that it has serious concerns about the trustworthiness and candor of an audit client's CFO

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